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Let me explain...
I use the hot key Z to zoom all the way in, then I press and hold my X key to zoom back out but it does not work. I use my mouse wheel to just 'nudge' the camera view up from the closest zoom point and then the X key will zoom all the way out.
Now my camera is zoomed all the way out, I press my Z key to zoom back in and it does not work. I again have to use my mouse wheel to zoom in just the tiniest of amounts and then the Z hot key will work again and let me zoom back in.
This happens every time that I use the hot keys to zoom in and out TO THE CLOSEST AND FURTHEST ZOOM LEVELS, I've got to kind of reset them by using the mouse wheel to nudge the camera up off the bottom (closest zoom) and again when it's zoomed all the way out.
So for this aspect of it, it's still a broken camera with regards to hot keys
EDIT: I found this[forum.paradoxplaza.com], but it doesn't appears to actually do anything.
This doesn't fix your issues?
What about using the “free look” hotkey. By default it is set as the left shift key. Hold that down and move the mouse. “Should” control the camera in all directions.